Munchetty is not believed to be facing any formal action or reprimand from the BBC as a result of the episode. The BBC must explain this astonishing decision," he said.įellow Indian-origin news anchor, Channel 4's Krishnan Guru-Murthy, said in a tweet, "when you think about what those (mostly) older white men have got away with saying on the BBC and Twitter day after day this is a quite perplexing finding." That can't be at odds with any editorial guidelines. "She shared experiences of racism she's suffered. Naga Munchetty stated a fact," said Corbyn in a Twitter statement on Thursday. Characters appear congested and bold for text having Font size <14 approx when compared with PowerPoint. "Telling people to 'go back' to 'places from which they came' is racist. Text alignment inside certain nonrectangular auto shapes is not honored in published output, which can result in text overflow/displacement of text inside auto shapes. However, the broadcaster has come under severe criticism from a wide range of media professionals as well as Opposition Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn for upholding the complaint. "But it is also evident that Ms Munchetty, despite at the end of the exchange acknowledging 'I am not here to give my opinion', did comment directly and critically on the possible motive for, and potential consequences of, the president's conduct, which by their nature were a matter for legitimate discussion and debate." She was therefore in our view entitled to give a personal response to the phrase "go to back to your own country", as it was rooted in her own experience of racism and in a generally accepted interpretation of that phrase. "We, the undersigned group of black people who work in the media and broadcasting in the UK, strongly condemn this finding and assert that it amounts to both a misunderstanding of the BBC's editorial guidelines, and a form of racially discriminatory treatment towards BAME people who work on programming," notes the open letter.Īmid criticism, the BBC further explained its stance: "Ms Munchetty had been pressed to comment by her co-presenter and had a legitimate, personal reason for feeling strongly on this issue. On Friday, over 40 of the UK's popular broadcast personalities issued an open letter calling for the BBC to reconsider its ruling. Those judgements are for the audience to make." Many presenters walk in a room and immediately start practicing and going over their program.Its statement issued in response to a complaint addressed by the corporation's Editorial Complaints Unit (ECU) notes: "It was for this reason that the complaint was partially upheld. In over 20 years of delivering training workshops and coaching sessions to help people improve their presentation skills, here are 12 of the most common problems I have seen. Briefly state how you’ll deal with questions. Tell the audience what they’ll gain by listening. Mention how you know the speaker if you’re introducing someone else. Introducing the Essentials of Your Presentation Welcome your audience to the presentation. Which is the best way to introduce a presentation?
Keep your qualifications brief and related to the topic. Tell the audience who you are and remind them of why you’re qualified to cover the subject in your presentation.
If the audience may not know the title of your presentation, such as when there are multiple presenters, include it in your welcome.
What to do if you don’t know the title of your presentation? Presenters often fail to take into account the amount of time it will take to actually use video or audio in their talks. Simple slide shows are usually fairly trouble free, but multimedia, especially done by presenters who have never done a multi-media presentation before, is fraught with technical and non-technical trouble. Are there any technical problems with a slide show?
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